Case Western Reserve University faculty, staff and students have access to a growing range of learning opportunities for artificial intelligence (AI)—whether you are just getting started, looking to strengthen your teaching or work with AI, or ready to build deeper technical and professional expertise.
Student Trainings
Build AI literacy and practical skills for coursework, research and future careers.
Do you want to explore the world of generative AI and enhance your academic journey? This self-paced training was developed to offer a concise foundation in generative AI for all students, regardless of your discipline, allowing you to work at your own pace, with an expected total completion time of 3-4 hours.
This module is designed to prepare you with the essential knowledge and practical skills required to navigate this evolving information environment. By exploring both Information Literacy (IL) and AI literacy, the goal is to help you develop the skills to critically evaluate information, ethically navigate new digital spaces, and practically apply AI tools in your academic pursuits.
Faculty Trainings
Explore AI in teaching and learning through responsible, pedagogy-focused training.
This self-paced course offers a concise foundation in Gen AI and takes about 3-4 hours to complete. This course was developed in response to the CWRU AI Task Force report released by the Faculty Senate and Office of the Provost, and is a collaborative effort by University Technology ([U]Tech)’s Teaching and Learning Technologies team, Kelvin Smith Library, the University Center for Innovation in Teaching and Education, and faculty members.
This course provides guidance for integrating Gen AI into teaching and learning and it highlights strategies to incorporate Gen AI tools in the classroom, ensuring they align with pedagogical goals and foster student engagement. The resource also covers the ethical considerations of using AI.
Staff Trainings
Discover how to strengthen productivity and confidence with practical AI tools for everyday work.
Offered through the Office of Human Resources’ Professional Development Center in partnership with [U]Tech, this tiered program is designed for employees who want to strengthen productivity, creativity and decision-making through more effective prompting and practical AI use in the workplace.
[U]Tech provides a customized staff training program designed to meet the specific requirements of individual departments. This program begins with an initial consultation to assess departmental needs, followed by targeted instruction and post-training follow-up meetings. After the training, [U]Tech staff meet with the department to understand successes and challenges that can help inform AI adoption across campus.
This self-paced course offers a concise foundation in Gen AI and takes about 3-4 hours to complete. This course was developed in response to the CWRU AI Task Force report released by the Faculty Senate and Office of the Provost, is a collaborative effort by [U]Tech’s Teaching and Learning Technologies team, Kelvin Smith Library, the University Center for Innovation in Teaching and Education, and faculty members.